After fixing the level design for the second scene (and learning a few painful but valuable lessons along the way), I spent some days wandering through different parts of the game - tweaking bits of narrative, experimenting with small mechanics, and revisiting some of the character designs.

At the same time, I fell into a YouTube rabbit hole of dev podcasts and marketing guides. And that’s when it hit me: I’m seriously lagging behind with marketing.

The biggest missing piece? A Steam page.

To make one properly, though, I need more than just a description and a logo. I need screenshots that actually tell a story — and, of course, a trailer.

So, I decided to start building it. After exploring the differences between announcement, gameplay, release, and cinematic trailers, I realized that the best fit for me right now is an announcement trailer - something that says: “Hey, this wo...